Quest:Chapter 1: Troubled Dreams

Chapter 1: Troubled Dreams
Level	75
Type	Solo only
Starts with	Grimbold of Grimslade
Starts at	Grimbold's Camp
Start Region	Gap of Rohan
Map Ref	[87.4S, 3.9W]
Quest Group	Vol. III. Book 6

Walkthrough & Notes
This is a Solo quest and cannot be completed with a Fellowship. Note: This quest may have different dialogs depending on race. Find a Bedroll and complete the quest Instance: Troubled Dreams.

Rewards
33  60   Legendary Item Experience (12,951)

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'It has been a long day, <name>, and we all could use a rest. We have held the Ford, but have lost Prince Théodred, and that weighs heavily upon my mind. I fear the doom of Rohan is near. My men are tired, weary in body and mind, and we cannot stop it. 'Go south of here, to the milestone located in this camp. You will find a bedroll you can use there. Take your rest while you can. You may not have another opportunity for a while, and we will need you to be ready.' Background Your body is exhausted and your mind is ill at ease following the Battle of the Ford. Objective 1 Find a bedroll in Grimbold's camp and get some rest A bedroll you can use is located south of Grimbold's position in his camp, by the milestone. Grimbold wants you to get some rest while you can. Grimbold: 'We should all get some rest, <name>. We will be the better for it. 'Find a bedroll south of here in the camp, by the milestone, and get what rest you can. I think you have need of it, as do we all.' Bedroll: The bedroll is uncomfortable, and you can feel every jutting stone of the hard ground through it. Even so, you are so exhausted by the events of the day that you fall into a troubled sleep. Complete the Instance: Troubled Dreams quest. Objective 2 Talk to Grimbold in his camp and tell him about the strange dream Grimbold is in his camp, north of your bedroll. You have had a most peculiar dream, if dream it was, and you should tell Grimbold of it. Elf version Grimbold: 'What? You had a bad dream? Such things are to be expected after a battle.' Grimbold's expression becomes darker and more concerned as you tell him what you remember of the troubling dream. 'Ah, this is not merely a bad dream, <name>. This is Elf-magic of the worst sort! It was a mistake for me to think you were different! All your kind deals in mysterious forces, and I was a fool to think you would not tangle my men in your net! If you were not so valuable in a fight, I would command you to leave and never return! You could not leave my sight quickly enough!' Hobbit, Dwarf and Man version (Pending)